Chloé Caillet & Luke Alessi Reconnect for Euphoric New Single ‘Change’ Ahead of Upcoming EP ‘Dance Again’

If you’ve spent any time on the global club circuit lately, Chloé Caillet doesn’t really need an introduction. From shutting down dancefloors at Circoloco and Coachella to curating her inclusive SMIILE party series, the French-born, London-based producer has been on an absolute tear.

Now, she’s keeping that energy rolling by teaming up once again with Luke Alessi for a fresh cut titled “Change”. Released via Ninja Tune, the track is the latest taste of her upcoming EP, Dance Again, which drops on September 25, 2026.

Inside “Change”: A Nod to ’90s Rave Culture

Following the massive success of their Beatport No. 1 collaboration “The One” alongside Jocelyn Brown, Caillet and Alessi prove they’ve still got that undeniable chemistry.

“Change” bridges the gap between classic club heritage and modern production. It leans hard into the euphoric, unbridled spirit of 1990s rave culture without feeling like a cheap throwback. Driven by a rolling bassline, sweeping pads, and vocal textures courtesy of Caillet herself, it’s tailor-made for both sweaty basement clubs and late-night festival sets.

Dance Again: Getting Back to the Roots

While “Change” is built to dominate a sound system, the project as a whole comes from a surprisingly grounded place.

Caillet explains that Dance Again is all about stepping away from the booth and remembering what it felt like to just be a fan:

“Every song on this project is a note to a time in my life when I was just a raver on the dancefloor, not in the DJ booth… This EP is about reconnecting to the love and essence of why I started making music. It’s about returning to the dancefloor as a punter; going out, listening, and being fully present in the moment.”

Pulling from classic house, disco, and the rich lineage of New York club culture, the 7-track EP is shaping up to be a pure, movement-first body of work. It follows previous singles like “Bad Bara” and her collab with Myd, “Lemme Dance”.

Catch Her on the Road

Caillet’s summer and fall schedule is packed, to put it lightly. Between her regular slots on BBC Radio 1 Dance and Rinse FM, you can catch her taking over stages at festivals like Creamfields and Lost Village as she leads up to the full EP drop.